After nearly 20 years working with small businesses, nonprofits, and school districts, we just relaunched with something we're really proud of. We rebuilt around one idea: small businesses deserve a real technology department — not another vendor to manage, not another invoice to question, not another sales rep who disappears after the deal closes. Strategy. IT support. Web. Cybersecurity. Marketing. Operations. All of it, under one roof, at a flat rate. If you've ever Googled a tech problem at midnight because you didn't know who else to call — this is for you.

Why does @openclaw consistently tell me "It's taking so long because I still haven't actually run the skill. I keep announcing that I'm going to execute it, but I haven't done the work to set up and run." I uninstalled previously because of this. Fresh installation, same issue. It just refuses to do anything and then continues to tell me it's going to "Stop talking and actually try to build/run the code to use the skill now" Only to be back in the same exact cycle. @steipete ? #openclaw

I get to talk a lot to small business owners and this is the single greatest piece of advice I try to pass on to newer entrepreneurs. While it's a necessity to bring in every dollar you can when you're first starting out, you don't want to find yourself in the business of chasing every dollar flashed in front of you. You're perpetually going to lose money on low budget clients who are almost assuredly going to be more needy & demanding. As you get better with whatever your skill or trade is → your pricing should follow along with it. If people are seeking you out, you have the leverage.

Watched this audit with our SEO team, which is admittedly a small and burgeoning part of our agency. Getting real feedback on the stuff you're working on is incredibly invaluable. It's reassuring to see all the things we've done well. But it's even more exciting to see the things we can do better. Can't thank @irentdumpsters enough for spending some time reviewing this project and giving us actionable feedback that we can apply to not just this project - but every project we work on!

I recently did this local SEO audit for @sfxdotcom Giving him a step-by-step plan on how his business could rank top three in four to five months Super easy market to rank in. A ton of low-hanging fruit like having service area pages. Check it out and let me know what you guys think. youtube.com/watch?v=krOh_tHe…

What if... Finn Shinsuke Tama

The #Giants are acting like the Madden Franchise Mode Draft just ended, signing up every named player left in FA.

If there was a roof on MetLife stadium, it would be blown off if OBJ manages to break away for a big play in Week 1

Jaxson Dart publicly accepted Abdul Carter's position on the matter. Abdul Carter denied that Jaxson Dart's position has any validity and basically said "I'm right, Dart is wrong." The Republican acted cooly in an effort to achieve comity. The Democrat acted like a brainwashed goon and spit on comity. Why won't the NYG press corps cover Carter's continuous disrespect of his teammate?

Street Profits really should have walked away with those titles. #SNME

The NFL has had “black lives matter” painted on all the fields for years. “End racism” on all the helmets. They added the “Black National Anthem” to pregame. They encouraged players to kneel during the National Anthem. But if you even show a sliver of support for Trump, or Conservative values of any kind, the Left, and their lapdog media, will lose their ever loving minds and claim that we are bringing politics into sports. They truly believe that their beliefs are the only acceptable ones, and that anyone who veers from their Left-wing ideology should be shamed, vilified, and cancelled. They intentionally created an environment where you are rewarded for showing support for the Left, but crucified for showing support for the Right. It’s not that they don’t want politics in sports, they just don’t want anyone else’s politics in sports. The pendulum has swung back, and they don’t like it now. Too late.

Love every single one of those "Fanfluencers" who are eating their words right now.

You can watch this complete episode on YouTube: youtu.be/XXOTKwO661s

You can watch this entire episode on YouTube: youtu.be/oH_t97rfXoM

The Art & Science of Wishing: What Your Brain Does Every Time You Make a Wish 🍸 Ep. 202 What if every wish you've ever made was actually doing something real — firing neurons, shifting your perception, and maybe even reaching further than you think? TEDx speaker, author, and storyteller Brownell Landrum joined Shane and Tim tonight for one of the most surprising conversations in Cocktails & Conspiracies history. What started as a deep dive into the neuroscience and psychology of wishing turned into something nobody planned — the blue balloon thought experiment, a connection to Pythagoras through a Bufo ceremony, and an honest conversation about where science ends and mystery begins. What we covered: 🎈 The Blue Balloon — Brownell's thought experiment that stopped us cold: you imagine a blue balloon in your driveway on the way home... and it's there. What happened? Manifestation? The reticular activating system? A premonition? Or something stranger? We went through every possible answer. 🧠 The Default Mode Network — The part of your brain that activates when you stop thinking so hard. Einstein used it. Aaron Sorkin uses seven showers a day to access it. And it might be the real science underneath every creative breakthrough — and every wish. 🌀 The Cosmic Wish Experiment — Brownell's global grassroots effort to test whether collective intention creates measurable change. Free to join. Eight weeks. One minute a day. And already building communities around the world. ⚛️ Pythagoras, Bufo & the Upstairs — A surprising turn into reincarnation, psychedelics, and a message Brownell says she received during a ceremonial experience. Does it matter where the message came from, if it's true? 🔬 The Three P's — Why your wish needs to be Peaceful, Positive, and Purposeful — and the neuroscience of why that actually matters. We didn't try to prove or disprove anything tonight. We just asked the questions. Tim ended the episode planning to get stoned and think about a blue balloon. No notes.

Plex has been such an incredible service for years. But to go from charging $249 to $749 screams desperation. I fear that we're about to see a dramatic shift - or potential collapse - of Plex. I remember when that lifetime subscription was $25 on Black Friday!

It's been over a month that I've been trying to get a representative from @Tesla to resolve a service repair, wherein my vehicle was released after-hours without proper checks being done and the work not being completed. All email based inquiries have been completely dismissive, suggesting that "they did what they were supposed to" despite me having 27 pages worth of documentation that underscores they did not complete the service that was requested - and multiple service codes that existed before service still exist afterwards. @elonmusk how can this be resolved?